Dining
Meal preparation and service
Plant City, FL
Assisted Living and Board and Care in Plant City, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityCoventry Assisted Living in Plant City, Florida, provides assisted living in a single-story residence. Residents may choose private or companion suites, with rooms available furnished or unfurnished. Reported room features include cable-TV connections, Wi-Fi, individual temperature controls and telephones. Suites are described as having wheelchair-accessible en-suite bathrooms with grab bars and roll-in showers. The community also reports wheelchair-accessible facilities and non-ambulatory care, details relevant to residents who use mobility aids. Most rooms are reported to open onto a central hallway leading toward the dining area, linking private rooms with a shared space.
Care services include 24-hour supervision and help with bathing, dressing, transfers and other daily activities. Medication management and coordination with healthcare providers are also listed. Reports describe staff as able to assist with limited nursing tasks, including insulin administration, catheter care and oxygen supervision. The community can coordinate visiting physicians, laboratory and X-ray services, podiatry, hospice and home-health therapy. Short-stay respite and adult-day guests are reported to have clinical support available between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Housekeeping, linen service and personal laundry are among the listed services. Meals are prepared in the community’s open kitchen, which adjoins a country-kitchen dining area. Reported menu examples include roast chicken, collard greens, strawberry shortcake, chef salads and vegetable soup. A resident-choice selection includes items such as sandwiches, yogurt, fresh fruit and ice cream, while snacks and beverages are available at a self-serve counter. The resident-choice selection is listed as available daily, and residents and visiting family can take snacks and drinks between meals. Physician-ordered diabetic, low-sodium, renal, mechanical-soft and puréed diets are also reported. Maintenance staff are reported to handle utilities and repairs.
Scheduled activities include chair yoga, devotional study, bingo, trivia, arts and crafts, baking and live acoustic music. Movie nights and other community-sponsored activities are also listed. Activity calendars are reported to be posted in the lobby, where residents can see scheduled group options. Outdoors, residents can use wheelchair-accessible gardening boxes on the patio, a fenced back garden and a screened porch overlooking mature oak trees. The gardening boxes can be used to grow tomatoes and strawberries. Holiday cookouts are reported to include outdoor meals with residents and relatives, providing another occasion for shared activities.
Practical features include an emergency alert or call system, keypad entry and a whole-house generator. Transportation arrangements are listed, with staff reported to help coordinate HARTPlus paratransit or Sunshine Line rides; the community does not operate its own shuttle. Staff can help arrange rides for medical appointments, grocery runs or group lunches. A community listing places the residence about three miles from downtown Plant City and identifies South Florida Baptist Hospital, Bay Health Center and Walgreens among nearby destinations. The listing also names Wendy’s and Victory Church at Lakeside Village as nearby destinations.
Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
“Coventry is an excellent fit for my mom. The entire care team provides her the most professional and also warm and personal attention. She’s very happy there & that is the biggest peace of mind any facility can give a relative of a patient.”
Monthly rates starting at
$3,640 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,640 |
| One bedroom | $4,368 |
I would give no stars but I had to put 1 star just to submit this review. But I’ve had a bad experience. Starting from the salesperson to the lender; etc… Nobody should ever go through, this is much stress. Everybody is just hands down awful. It lack’s people skills.
Coventry is an excellent fit for my mom. The entire care team provides her the most professional and also warm and personal attention. She’s very happy there & that is the biggest peace of mind any facility can give a relative of a patient.
I'd highly recommend this facuilty.
My mom is in a small bedroom in Coventry Assisted Living. It's a converted home with 17 people. The place is kept up well. They have a nice way of distributing their medications and have all the records, as they should. The staff seems very good. My mom says breakfast is good and sometimes dinner is not too bad. In the evening, they serve sandwiches, fruits and snacks, and we are giving her some protein bars. They don't have many activities, though.
My brothers and I entrusted the care of our 101 year old mother to Coventry Assisted Living and we couldn't be more pleased. The owners, Fred & Nikki, provide a very home-like atmosphere for the residents and Jessica, Lucy, and the entire staff go out of their way to see that the residents get the care they need. The facility is clean and pleasant in appearance & - most tellingly - all the residents seems to be very happy living there. We could not have found a better place for Mom !
My sincere thanks to Fred, Nikki, Jessica, Yolanda and all the people who took such good care of my aunt during her stay there.
This place is appealing from the curb and on initial visit with the staff and owners, but after having friends and a loved one there, it is soon discovered that the owners are very,very cheap and neglectful towards the residents. Cheese puffs and cheese curls are a staple for the meals. Cheese curls with a single slice bologna sandwich are the usual, but you may be treated to an egg salad sandwich on special occasions. You get the bare minimum here. People come and go at free will - strangers can walk in and residents can walk out without being noticed. My good old friend wandered down the road without being noticed - so safety is an issue too. One of the staff members told me that they got rid of one of the patients because she needed too much care and "wasn't worth the effort for us." That last part is a quote - so just be aware if your beloved needs assistance, go somewhere else, as they will take your money and give very, very little back in return.
I was extremely impressed with the cleanliness, the organization, and the prepping of the medicines at Coventry Assisted Living -- the board with each name on, when they get their meds and what meds they get. I met the person that prepares the food; we actually saw some of the food that they prepared, which was homemade. The owner was extremely kind and informative with all the questions that we had asked. All the rules were posted on the wall. They had a deck outside and some nice chairs for them to sit on. It was, overall, a very homey, comfortable environment.
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